TV Recorder Tape Suits Begin in SF
SAN FRANCISCO AP A two month legal battle opens in a 3.3 million antitrust suit and a 3 million piracy counteraction over a magnetic video recorder. District court action centers on alleged antitrust interference and unauthorized use of recording technology.
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Lloyd B. Burker
Mach-Tronics
Ampex
Radio Corporation of America
RCA
Kurt Macheth
Uny Reese
Michael B. Maryatt
Arie Cornelius van Doorn
Perry Allen Bygdass
Hans William Ehlers
Dave C. Thompson
Walter B. Lack
More Gas Okayed for South State in UCSwitch Hunt
The California Public Utilities Commission approves Gulf Pacific Pipeline Co to supply additional natural gas to Southern California with conditions. The plan includes 175 million cubic feet daily to Edison and peak-load support for Southern California Gas and Southern Counties Gas, while El Paso Natural Gas shares affect pricing and carriers. Three suits in San Francisco Bay area involve Mach-Tronics Ampex and Precision Instrument in antitrust and trade secrets cases.
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Gulf Pacific Pipeline Co
I State Public Utilities Commission
California
Federal Power Commission
San Francisco Peninsula
Mach - Tronics
Mountain View
Ampex
Redwood City
Precision Instrument Co
Palo Alto
Trans-Western
University of California
el Paso Natural Gas i Y
al’ Co
Yiteh Hunt
Southern California
Southern Counties Gas Companies
Gulf Pacific
Edison Co
PUC
Southern California Gas
Southern Counties Gas Co
UC Sit-Ins Verdict In Two Weeks
In Berkeley Albany Municipal Court Judge Rupert Crittenden will deliver a verdict in about five weeks for the 39 day UC sit in trial involving 155 demonstrators. Testimony ended Tuesday as closing arguments were set for Wednesday while 500 other defendants remain to be tried on evidence already heard.
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Rupert Crittenden
University of California
Berkeley- Albany
Crittenden
Assembly Bill Aims Nonpartisan Study For 1967 Legislature
Assembly Speaker Jesse M. Unruh E nglewood guides a bill to the Senate proposing a sweeping nonpartisan study and a report to the 1967 Legislature. The term witch hunt is attributed to Assemblyman Willie J. Brown D San Francisco who used it to describe the effort.
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Senate
Jesse M. Unruh
Englewood
Willie J. Brown
San Francisco
Ford Hopeful Tax Cut To Up Car Sales
Ford predicts a 9 percent federal excise tax will boost U S car sales to nine million this year including imports Arjay Miller says a 700000 car rise is possible but uncertain Ford and Miller spoke at the Beverly Hills Hotel during a tour and board meeting in San Francisco
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Congress
Dowwrooms
Henry Ford
Monay
Ford
Ford Motor Co
Arjay Miller
Beverly Hills Hotel
Miller
San Francisco
70 Spellers Vie In National Test
More than six million youngsters compete in the 38th National Spelling Bee in Washington with 33 boys and 35 girls from 92 states and territories. The winner receives 1000 dollars plus a New York City trip and a TV appearance.
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Wits
Webster's
Akimichi Chinen
Hawaii
Scripps-Howard
New York World
Telegram & Sun
New York City
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